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Very similar laptop chargers, what does everyone think?
twin--turbo replied to Zourous's topic in Hardware
So long as teh supply unit does not have an inteligent supply with a "Sense Pin" the you should be fine. If the charger uses the larger round style plug with a pin in the middle then the laptop will not recoginse the charger and will not charge even though it will power on. Rob -
From the specification. ------------------------------------ PoE (46 watts of power budget) ------------------------------------ 7 devices if consuming 15.4W each will be 107.8W You need to look at the power spec of the AP and if you can the draw on the switch. Rob
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I would buy Dell We have mainly HP at teh moment as that was what our procurement offeerd but I would go back to dell. We have a DEV system comprising of some older HP ML350 G5's , I was fairly shocked to find out that there is only 2 system fans on the back of the machine, no drive bay cooling or other ventilation. I found out after leaving the side pannel of for a couple of days and cookign 4 SAS drives! We still run 4 Del 2950III machines along side our HP Blade enclosure. I would avoid anything other than the big manufacturers. Rob
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Draytek Vigour may do it. Rob
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Our P4500 is connected on 1GB and has never been a problem, it connects to the core and then we have 10GB CX4 cable to the C7000 which is populated with 10 Virtual desktop hypervisors, 3 Server Hypervisors and 3 Physical servers.
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Ours is all Paxton Net2, works ok. I recon I could install it all myself ( door controllers and all ) now I have seen it. if you have a looped system then it may be easy to just swap the door controllers leaving the releases. Same goes for a IP system. Rob
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we are on our third in 4 years Started with "Shirelands" which went knowhere and then Merged into "Openhive", which just failed to deliver. So we are now with "IT's Learning" which we are actualy making progress with. Rob
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anyone on mapmyride ? Rob
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I got a Bike on Cycle to work a couple of weeks back, been using it for leisure and my 2M cycle to work. ( more for the leisure ) Cycle to work makes it very attractive. done 170miles in 9 days so far on the new bike Also bought some gear from alid, it's not bad. Because it's only 2 miles and mostly down hill, I put my cycling vest over my shirt, and just change into my trousers at work... Rob
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is that reneisance learning? if so we have it
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If it's losing water with no sign, and your struggling to start then that does point to a poorly head gasket. 1st port of call will be to get a compression test done to determin if there is a compression leak. Rob
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Been using it for 2.5 years on 2 sites with staff and pupils. had a few issues in that time but generaly it just works. Rob
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you need to read up on ACL's to block unwanted trafic. Can you actualy get on the internet as that would require modifications to the ISP router. Rob
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[video] Levitating Superconductor On A Möbius Strip
twin--turbo replied to 6Foot2's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
Mobuis strips are amazing, there's one in the transport museum in glasgow used as a display track for cycles... Rob -
Our Blackberry Enterprise Virtual Server has been up 661 days, running on a 2008 Dell PowerEdge 2950III . It's on 2k3 server and it must never have been rebooted after being built! Will have to check how long the vMware hypervisor has been up as it was running long before then. Had out Cisco 4507 Cores for 5 years and expect 3-4 more out of them at least. TT
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We stopped buying hard glass years ago as the cost did not make any sense. In 2.5 years we have had 3 monitor out of 250+ badly damaged by scoring them with sharp impliments and one cracked panel. Prior to that we had some hard glass screens and in 18 months 5 out of 100 got nocked over and left very dangerous glass shards all over the place. Rob
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There's a number of ways to set it up.. You should have a voicemail hunt pilot on call manager, the way we do it is to forward all calls to our main mumber from our voice gateway to a directory number on call manager. that directory number forwards all calls to voicemail. Unity has a routing rule that matches the dialed number of the extension and sends the call to the auto-attendant ( you can have multiple routing rules to allow you to handle incomming ddi's going to different autoattendants. You need to configure the greetings for "standard" at the very least ( if the attendant's schedule is set to "all hours" ) and configure the caller input. Hopefully you have got rid of the annoying American voice's already. Rob
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I run our CUCM7.15 and Unity Connection Servers Rob
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"Pruning VLANs Enabled: 2-1001 ??" Please do , on the cisco #sh run int g0/6 Cheers Rob
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The engineer did not save the config and the controller has rebooted recently. Check the up time of the controller. Rob
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what is the configuration of the port on the cisco it should be mode "access" and have the access vlan that is on the 172.16.254.20/24 network. Rob
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Domain Controller DNS issue - No internet for us all..
twin--turbo replied to jmair's topic in Windows Server 2008 R2
so changing the DNS entry on the server to 8.8.8.8 allowed you to ping 8.8.8.8 ? when you could not before? That's very odd. -
Domain Controller DNS issue - No internet for us all..
twin--turbo replied to jmair's topic in Windows Server 2008 R2
So it's not a DNS issue then. Tracert to 8.8.8.8 , see where it gets to. Do it on the other server as well. Rob -
Domain Controller DNS issue - No internet for us all..
twin--turbo replied to jmair's topic in Windows Server 2008 R2
what happens when you telnet 8.8.8.8 53 and telnet 8.8.8.8 54 Rob
